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Looking for a coach. Located in the wetaskwin area. Would like to play competitively either with mixed or mixed doubles. Very new to the curling game but I would like to get better. I’ve curled for 4 years in wetaskiwin curling club and just completed four foot curling camp in Kelowna.
Hi, my name is Scott Morton, and I am based in Calgary, but willing to travel.
I am a Level 3 Competitive/Development coach/instructor.
I am looking to work with any individual or a team that needs it, from U15 to Adults.
Do you need help with hitting the broom, weight control, delivery, strategies, etc?
How about getting fine-tuned for provincials or play-downs!
I can help.
I can do laser and video analysis, and then show you how to correct a problem so you become a better player or team.
Any questions, let me know.
Scott
403 860 7046
[email protected]
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The Medicine Hat Curling Centre has approximately 140 used composite/recycled plastic boards available for sale.
These boards were previously used in our curling facility as ice dividers between sheets. We have since changed our divider system and no longer require them.
Board Details:
Approximately 3.5″ x 3.5″
Generally 6’–8′ long
Approximately 140 boards available
Fair used condition
Heavy-duty composite/recycled plastic material
Weather and moisture resistant
Some boards have existing screw/fastener holes, cosmetic wear and rough ends from previous use
These boards may be suitable for a variety of uses, including curling or hockey ice dividers, rink borders, landscaping, garden edging, blocking, outdoor projects, farm/shop use, barriers and other recreational or general-purpose applications.
Open to reasonable offers.
Preference may be given to someone interested in purchasing a larger quantity or the entire lot. Boards are sold as-is and can be viewed prior to purchase.
Located in Medicine Hat, Alberta.
Seasonal Ice Technician
Position: Ice Technician
Location: DeBolt Curling Rink – 43 km east of Grande Prairie on Highway 43, 5 km north on Range Road 13
Employment Type: Full-Time, Seasonal
Term: November 1, 2026 – March 31, 2027
Compensation: Competitive hourly wage, based on experience
About Us
The DeBolt Curling Rink is a three-sheet facility owned and operated by the DeBolt & District Agricultural Society. Located in a welcoming rural community, our rink provides high-quality ice and a positive environment for curlers of all ages and skill levels. Throughout the winter season, the facility serves as a hub for recreation, competition, and community engagement.
Position Summary
The DeBolt Curling Rink is seeking a dedicated and motivated Ice Technician to join our team for the 2026–2027 curling season. The successful candidate will be responsible for maintaining exceptional ice conditions, ensuring the facility and equipment are kept in excellent working order, and supporting league play, bonspiels, and special events.
Reporting to and working collaboratively with the Curling Board of Directors and the General Manager, the Ice Technician will play an important role in delivering a safe, enjoyable, and professional curling experience. Experience with junior curling instruction is considered an asset but is not required.
Key Responsibilities
• Monitor and maintain the ice plant to ensure it operates safely and within recommended temperature ranges.
• Prepare and maintain high-quality curling ice throughout the season.
• Operate, inspect, and maintain the ice scraper and related equipment.
• Sharpen and maintain scraper blades as required.
• Keep the ice surface and surrounding work areas clean and organized.
• Maintain rock handles, broom handles, and other curling equipment in good working condition.
• Maintain accurate inventory records for equipment and supplies.
• Ensure the storage room and ice plant areas remain clean, organized, and safe.
• Maintain the outdoor rink as required.
• Coordinate league schedules and draws in collaboration with the Curling Committee.
• Assist the Curling Committee in planning and delivering bonspiels and other club events.
• Work with the Curling Committee to promote curling programs and club activities.
• Collaborate with the Peace Curling Association and committee members to host regional and provincial events, including junior championships and playdowns.
• Be available to support private ice rentals as scheduled.
Qualifications
• Previous experience in ice making, arena operations, facility maintenance, or a related field is preferred but not required.
• Ability to safely operate and maintain ice-making equipment.
• Strong mechanical aptitude and attention to detail.
• Excellent organizational and communication skills.
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a team environment.
• Willingness to work flexible hours, including early mornings, evenings, weekends, and holidays as required.
• A positive attitude, strong work ethic, and commitment to providing exceptional ice conditions.
What We Offer
• Competitive hourly wage based on experience.
• A supportive and community-focused work environment.
• Opportunity to develop specialized skills in ice maintenance and arena operations.
• The chance to contribute to one of the community’s premier recreational facilities.
How to Apply
Interested candidates are invited to submit a resume and a brief cover letter to [email protected].
Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. Preference will be given to applications received by September 1st, 2026.
We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
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Hello,
We are looking for 1 player to join our team. We curl out of the Thistle Men’s League (Thursdays at 830pm).
Reach out if you are interested, cheers,
Trent
Our Granite Seniors Curling Club has room for 3 Senior curling teams (any gender combination) to join us for the 2026-2027 curling season. You must be 50 years of age, or older. Tuesday/ Thursday mornings, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., at the Granite Curling Club (8620-107 St., Edmonton, AB T6E 4L3 (780) 439-0695). We currently have 13 teams for this curling season. For more information, please contact: Dale Smith, Secretary, Granite Seniors Curling Club (780) 471-5519 [email protected]
The first three teams to sign up, on or before Monday, September 14, 2026, will be accepted. Start date for curling: Tuesday, October 6, 2026. Many thanks.
Caretakers Duties
● Installing and maintaining of ice for curling season
● Overseeing the removal of ice at the end of the current season
● General running and maintenance of ice plant and other rink equipment
● Opening rink and having ice ready for regular curling events, rental events ,and Bonspiels. {
(Days and times to be determined)
● Schedule a ice rentals and overseeing renters while in building
● Cleaning of lobby, washroom, curling area, and walkways
○ Change the boot cleaner water weekly
○ Vacuuming the carpet in the lobby and curling area weekly
● Clearing ice and snow from rink entrance
● Periodical inspection of building an ice plant when not in use throughout the curling season
● Notify Board of Directors when any problems concerning the plant or equipment arise
● Willing to take Ice Makers course if needed
